The Most Uncommen Thing in Runescape

[Streetsoccer]

When u Think of the most uncommen thing in Runescape you prolly think about a Cracker or any other rare valuable items

But the most uncommen thing in Runescape is 'Friendly players'

the majority of the runescape players are hyped 12 year olds who type 'stfu nub' on any occasion

but very rarely you come acros a player who is friendly

Who without talkng sees your Ranging that drake and will leave it alone

or sees your there for your mithril and will just hop worlds

Gives u a shark when he/she sees you not eating wile on very low hp

and just goes on playing as if it never happend.

 

I wonder why this is.

My little brother plays this game and hes in real life a very normal relaxed normal kid who never gets in trouble

But whenever hes playing Runescape I hear him shouting NOOB..OMFG..NERD like theres no tommorow.

in his opinion this is just the way it goes.

 

So I wonder are you a imo 'friendly' player

and how come this game has so many people acting up like that

 

 

ps; im Dutch so sorry for any typos

[The_Gabe]

Actually, in p2p servers it's not hard to find friendly players. I find plenty of them. I don't think it's a cracker though, I think it's that ship thingy from rsc.

[Bladewing]

You never notice the person who hops worlds or doesn't KS you because you don't interact. You have a "fight" with the guy who tries to take your world, so you remember them. Similarly you never notice the kind person, but you notice the guy flipping a nip.

[Pinkbullet3]

So I wonder are you a imo 'friendly' player

I could care less about being nice to people. They can SMD for all I care.

 

:notalk:

[meb]

You're talking about 12 year olds but you are probably not much older yourself.

[My_Eggs]

I don't think it's to tough to find friendly people, however, there are some real [puncture]s out there. I was at the G.E. yesterday, and just for fun I decided to suit up in full mime clothes and run around doing all of the mime emotes, and some other fun ones while not talking. While standing infront of a lvl 100 and his friend, the friend starts laughing, but the lvl 100 says "I can do all that too, gtfo of the G.E. noob!" And procedes to do the mime emotes. So I opened up my bank, got out my bunny ears, put em on and smiled. He's like "ROFL!!! Everyone has those, go away nerd!" I couldn't for the life of me figure out what this kids problem was, so I grabbed out a pack of snowballs and followed him around pelting him with them until he teled away lol.

[Leyenda]

Definitely the 'ship thingy'

[My_Eggs]

Definitely the 'ship thingy'

 

 

Ah, the Toy Sailboat, I regret having ever dropped mine. <_<

[Ronan]

I'd just echo what Bladewing said again, in that people do tend to place larger emphasis on those negative things than the positive. Someone who's acting very annoyingly is going to play much greater emphasis than someone acting in kindness, for the most part. This does lead to conclusions like you're suggesting, whereas there is a large amount of friendly and helpful players, especially on P2P servers.

 

In regards to your comment on your brother - I'd personally just put that down to the combination of being able to act 'bigger' over the internet alongside the fact that he's obviously younger and much more likely to be prone to influenced by the stereotype of what he sees people 'should' act like. What can help, is having someone like you playing an influence in showing him that's not the way to act. ;)

[Toad]

Definitely the 'ship thingy'

 

 

Ah, the Toy Sailboat, I regret having ever dropped mine. <_<

 

Gloughs warship

[12pure34]

Perhaps the ones you attract aren't friendly. But most of the ones I meet are. Also don't expect someone to be friendly if your competing with another for a spawn point. But then again, you aren't looking for a friendly conversation then.

 

But ye.. you get what you attract. ;) so perhaps don't blame others.

[Erichermit]

The rarest item is the Thingy or the Truffle

[noble_aloof]

i'm a d-bag to noobs in the game if they get in my way (eg level 74's using hally at thzaar, level 60 rangers taking 5 minutes per green drag). but when someone isn't in my way and we're working towards a common goal, i couldn't be nicer. i give people b2p tabs and bolts all the time on slayer tasks, usually for free. often times if i leave a task with food i dont need i'll drop it and say "free food" or just give it away.

[RSBDavid]

People who don't complain about something and people who don't know how to self-spell-check.

[TipIt]

Good spelling?

[qeltar]

Common sense.

[PuppyKing]

Good spelling?

=D>

[Owned_Nex]

omfgi agreei hate them nub 12 yer olds cuz dey ruen da game

[Maxingmck]

Good spelling?

He's dutch ian, lay off

[John Halo Chief]

I disagree with the whole topic of this thread. The most uncommon thing in RuneScape is....*Drum roll*...People who can go a whole sentence without spelling something incorrectly.

But seriously. Many are exactly what you described, 12 year olds or younger who (Please excuse me) Are teh leeeetesd of all of roonskape peeplz, even tough they beg for phree st00f pl00z.

[Runecrafts]

Definitely the 'ship thingy'

Nah, untrimmed dungeonerring cape is the most rare. ;)

lol

[Tandtrollet]

Definitely the 'ship thingy'

Nah, untrimmed dungeonerring cape is the most rare. ;)

lol

 

good call! xD

[Sly_Wizard]

Stfu, n00b. Your thread sucks.

 

Just had to do it.

[darksonic45]

I think RS gets a bad rep for the pop. It's not great but definitely not as bad as people make it out to be.

[Levon_]

Definitely the 'ship thingy'

Nah, untrimmed dungeonerring cape is the most rare. ;)

lol

 

Dungeoneering cape is untrimmed at 99 no matter what i believe. It only becomes trimmed at 120.